Coconut Strawberry Chips
Coconut Strawberry Chips
Ingredients :
Yields 30 (2 tsp each) chips
1 cup coconut oil, softened
8 organic strawberries
1 tsp fresh lemon juice
Dash Himalayan pink salt
Directions :
Bring all ingredients to room temperature. Soften the coconut oil but don’t melt it completely.
It’s important to have all the ingredients at the same temperature, otherwise the cold strawberries will cause bits of coconut oil to firm up and make the batter gritty.
Be sure that the coconut oil isn’t fully melted. If it is it will cause the other ingredients to sink to the bottom of the mold… causing a separation of ingredients:
Prepare the piping bag by sliding a ziplock bag into a glass, folding the opening over the edge of the glass. Set aside. Have the mold that you wish to use ready and waiting.
Place all the ingredients in the small bowl attachment that comes with the food processor. Process until everything is creamed together.
Pour the mixture into the ziplock back, gather up the edges of the bag, and snip a small piece off of the corner.
Pipe the mixture into each mold. Gently tap the mold on the counter when all cavities are filled.
Click (here) to see which mold I used.
Slide into the freezer to set up. They will be ready to eat by the time you finish the dishes. :)
Pop out of the mold and store in a glass, airtight, freezer-safe container. Once frozen, they can be kept in the fridge too.
Serve and enjoy!
Yields 30 (2 tsp each) chips
1 cup coconut oil, softened
8 organic strawberries
1 tsp fresh lemon juice
Dash Himalayan pink salt
Bring all ingredients to room temperature. Soften the coconut oil but don’t melt it completely.
It’s important to have all the ingredients at the same temperature, otherwise the cold strawberries will cause bits of coconut oil to firm up and make the batter gritty.
Be sure that the coconut oil isn’t fully melted. If it is it will cause the other ingredients to sink to the bottom of the mold… causing a separation of ingredients:
Prepare the piping bag by sliding a ziplock bag into a glass, folding the opening over the edge of the glass. Set aside. Have the mold that you wish to use ready and waiting.
Place all the ingredients in the small bowl attachment that comes with the food processor. Process until everything is creamed together.
Pour the mixture into the ziplock back, gather up the edges of the bag, and snip a small piece off of the corner.
Pipe the mixture into each mold. Gently tap the mold on the counter when all cavities are filled.
Click (here) to see which mold I used.
Slide into the freezer to set up. They will be ready to eat by the time you finish the dishes. :)
Pop out of the mold and store in a glass, airtight, freezer-safe container. Once frozen, they can be kept in the fridge too.
Serve and enjoy!
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